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	'''Eurobasket''' is the name commonly used to refer to the ]an ] championships that take every two years between national teams of the continent.		'''Eurobasket''' is the name commonly used to refer to the ]an ] championships that take every two years between national teams of the continent. The competition is held bi-annually, and every second '''Eurobasket''' is a qualifying tournament for the ]s.

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Eurobasket is the name commonly used to refer to the European basketball championships that take every two years between national teams of the continent. The competition is held bi-annually, and every second Eurobasket is a qualifying tournament for the Basketball World Championships.

List of tournaments and winners

1935:

Winner: File:Flag of Latvia.png Latvia

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 24-18

Host: Template:SUIf

1937:

Winner:

Runner-Up: File:Italia Mussolini flag.png Italy

Final Score: 24-23

Host: File:Flag of Latvia.png Latvia

1939:

Winner:

Runner-Up: File:Flag of Latvia.png Latvia

Final Score: 37-36

Host:

1946:

Winner: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 34-32

Host: Template:SUIf

1947:

Winner:

Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia

Final Score: 56-37

Host: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia

1949:

Winner:

Runner-Up: Template:FRAf

Final Score: 57-36

Host:

1951:

Winner:

Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia

Final Score: 45-44

Host: Template:FRAf

1953:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 29-24

Host:

1955:

Winner:

Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia

Final Score: 65-75 (but Hungary won round robin)

Host:

1957:

Winner:

Runner-Up: File:Bulgaria flag 300.png Bulgaria

Final Score: 60-57

Host: File:Bulgaria flag 300.png Bulgaria

1959:

Winner:

Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia

Final Score: 83-72

Host:

1961:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 60-53

Host:

1963:

Winner:

Runner-Up: File:Flag of Poland.png Poland

Final Score: 61-45

Host: File:Flag of Poland.png Poland

1965:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 58-49

Host:

1967:

Winner:

Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia

Final Score: 89-77

Host:

1969:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 81-72

Host:

1971:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 69-64

Host: File:Germany flag 300.png Germany

1973:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 78-67

Host:

1975:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 90-84

Host:

1977:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 74-61

Host: Template:BELf

1979:

Winner:

Runner-Up: Template:ISRf

Final Score: 98-76

Host:

1981:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 84-67

Host: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia

1983:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 105-96

Host:

1985:

Winner:

Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia

Final Score: 120-89

Host: File:Germany flag 300.png Germany

1987:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Host:

Final Score: 103-101 OT

1989:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 98-77

Host:

1991:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 88-73

Host:

1993:

Winner: File:Germany flag 300.png Germany

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 71-70

Host: File:Germany flag 300.png Germany

1995:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 96-90

Host:

1997:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 61-49

Host:

1999:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 64-56

Host: Template:FRAf

2001:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 78-69

Host:

MVP: Peja Stojakovic, FR Yugoslavia

2003:

Winner:

Runner-Up:

Final Score: 93-84

Host: Template:SWEf

MVP: Sarunas Jasikevicius, Lithuania

2005:

Winner:

Runner-Up: File:Germany flag 300.png Germany

Final Score: 78-62

Host:

Serbia & Montenegro

MVP: Dirk Nowitzki, Germany

2007:

Host:

2009:

Host: File:Flag of Poland.png Poland

2011:

Host:

Performance by nation

Soviet Union - 14

Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - 5

Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - 3

File:Flag of Latvia.png Latvia - 1

File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia - 1

File:Germany flag 300.png Germany - 1

Total - 33

See also

Category:

Basketball competitions